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高中英语固定搭配

PUT

putabout

宣称;散布;(使)烦恼;改变航向

Hewasverymuchputaboutbythefalseaccusationsbroughtagainsthim.

putacross

把…横置于…上;把…送到…的对面;用欺骗的方法使(某人)接受或相信;<非正>解释

Theunscrupulousmerchantstriedtoputacrosstheirillicitenterprises

Hecouldnotputacrosshispointofviewtotheaudience.

putaround

v.传播,散布

Mostchalkbagscomewithashortbeltandbuckletoputaroundyourwaist.

putaside

撇开,储备;扔下;积蓄;搁

Sheputasideherneedlework.

PapaandMamahaveputasidesomemoneyforme.

Putasidethisquestionforamoment.

putabout

宣称;散布;(使)烦恼;改变航向

Whoputthenewsabout?

Hewasverymuchputaboutbythefalseaccusationsbroughtagainsthim.

Theshipputabout.

putaway

收起来;放好;储存;打消

Thecorrespondencewasallputawayinnumberedfiles.

Hehasanicesumofmoneyputaway.

putback

放回原处;拨回,向后推

ThedatehadbeenputbackfromMarchtoApril.

Youcannotputbacktheclock.

putby

储存,存放在一边

Theseorangeswereputbyforthewinter.

putdown

放下;记下;估计;平定

Sheputdownthephone,sighed,andshookherheadsadly.

Theuprisingwasputdownwiththeutmostferocity.

putdownas

v.估计,认为

Hewasputdownasanuneducatedman.

Weputtheboydownasnineyearsold.

putdownto

v.归因于

Theshortagecanbeputdowntobadplanning.

putforth

v.放出;发表;颁布;提出

Thecherry-treesbegantoputforththeirblossoms.

Thescientistputforththenewtheoryofevolution.

putforward

提出;将…提前;向前移;将钟拨快

Severalreasonswereputforwardtojustifytheimpositionofcensorship.

Heputforwardaplanforthecommitteetoconsider.

putin

做;(使)在内;在…上花费;选举…执政

Shewasputinaflusterbytheunexpectedguests.

Thecandidatewasputinbyamajorityofonethousand.

Forkoutthedeadplantsandputinthenewones.

putinto

使处于某种状态;把…译成,用…表达;投入

Paulwasputintothecell,hiswristswerefinallyfreedfromhandcuffs.

It'seasytotalk,butdifficulttoputintopractice.

putoff

敷衍;使分心;延期;脱去(衣、帽等)

I'mnotgoingtobeputoffwiththatexcuse.

Theappointmentwasputoffbecauseofhisillness.

puton

增加;装(船、火车、飞机);穿上;上演

Whenhesawus,hebegantoputonthedog.

Heputonasprinttocatchthebus.

ThekidsallputonaphoneyAmericanaccent.

putonweight

v.体重增加;发福

Hehadputonweightandagedalittle.

putout

中频词,你记住了吗?

生产;伸出;出版;扑

It'sabouttimethisoldsewingmachinewasputouttopasture.

Adownpourofrainputoutthechildren'sbonfire.

putover

把…讲清楚;推迟;成功完成;搭

Heputoveracomplexanddifficultbusinessdeal.

Wehadbetternotputoverconsiderationoftheirsuggestiontothenextsession.

putround

v.传播,散布

Heputhisarmroundmeandwalkedmeaway.

putthrough

实行;完成;使经历;接通(电话)

Therecruitswereputthroughaweekofgruellingendurancetests.

Thecallhasbeenputthrough.

puttouse

v.使用,利用;采用;动用

Insteadofwreckingthevalley,thewatersareputtousemakingelectricity.

Ilovetheewiththepassionputtouse.

puttogether

组成整体;综;缀合;拼

Thistoycanbetakenapartandputtogetherwithease.

Hecandotheworkoftwopersonsputtogether.

putup

提供;进行;举起;提出

vt.供给…住宿

Heputupagoodshowinthefinalexamination.

Iwantedtoknowifshecouldputmeupforafewdays

putupwith

忍受,容忍;容受;忍得住;将就

Ican'tputupwithheranotherday—sheneverstopscomplaining.

You'llhavetoputupwithit.

putupon

v.欺骗,使成为牺牲品

I'llanswerforityoushallhavenothingputuponyouhere.

I'mbeginningtofeeljustalittleput-upon.

 

BREAK

breakaway

1.Moveawayfromsomeoneorsomething,especiallyinordertoescape

Thecriminalbrokeawayfromthe2policemenwhowereholdinghim.

breakaway

2.Toendyourconnectionorrelationshipwithaperson,group,organization,etc

Hebrokeawayfromallhisoldfriends.

breakaway

3.Togiveupahabit

Ishouldbreakawayfromsuchhabits.

breakdown

1.Abigmachine,especiallyacar,stopworking

Wearesorrytoarrivelate,butthecarbrokedown.

breakdown

2.Ifadiscussion,systemetc.breaksdown,itstopsexisting

Theplanwaswellconceived,butitbrokedownbecausepeoplewereunwillingtoco-operate

breakdown

3.becomeill

Hetriedtocopewiththeever-increasingburdenofhiswork,butfinallyhebrokedownandhadtotakeacompleterest.

breakdown

4.disitegrate分解

Chemicalsinthebodybreakdownourfoodintousefulsubstances.

breakin

1.Toenterabuildingbyusingforce,inordertostealsomething.

Thievesbrokeinwhilethefamilywasaway.

breakin

2.Tomakeapersonoranimalgetusedtocertainwayofbehavingorworking.

Twoweeksinthenewofficeshouldbeenoughtobreakyouin.

breakin

3.Tointerruptaconversationoractivitybysayingordoingsomething.

Icouldtellthestorymoreeasilyifyoudidn’tbreakinsooften.

breakinto(sth.)

1.Toenterabuildingbyusingforce,inordertostealsomething.

2.Tosuddenlystartrunningetc.

Thehorsebrokeintoagallop.

breakinto

3.Tosuddenlystartcrying,laughingetc.

AsthePresident’scarappeared,thewaitingcrowdsbrokeintoloudcheers.

breakinto

4.Tointerruptanactivitybysayingordoingsth.

Hebrokerudelyintoourtalk.

breakinto

5.Tostarttospendmoney(time,etc.)thatyoudidnotwanttospend.

Socialdutiesbrokeintomytime.

breakoff

1.Toendarelationshipespeciallyapoliticaloraromanticone.

SeveralSouthAmericancountriesbrokeoffdiplomaticrelationswithGermany.

breakoff

2.Tobreakapiecefromamainpartofsomething.

Theislandbrokeofffromthecontinentmillionsofyearsago.

breakoff

3.Tosuddenlystopdoingsomething,especiallytalkingtosomeone.

Theywerearguingbutbrokeoffwhensomeonecameintotheroom.

breakoff

4.Stopworkingandhavearest.

Let’sbreakoff(work)andhavesometea.

breakout

1.Ifsomethingbadsuchasafire,war,ordiseasebreakout,itbeginstohappen.

TheSecondWorldWarbrokeoutinSeptember1939.

breakout

2.Tobegintohaveredspotsonyourskin,especiallyyourface.

Hehastoseeadoctor,asarashhasbrokenoutonherhands.

breakout

3.Toescapefromaprison

Theylockedhimupinaroombuthebrokeout.

breakthrough

1.Toforceawaythroughsomething.

TheAlliessoughttobreakthroughtheGermanlines.

breakthrough

2.Tohaveanimportantachievement.

Dr.Salkfailedmanytimesbuthefinallybrokethroughtofindavaccine.

breakup

1.Toendamarriageorromanticrelationship,ortostopbeingtogetherasagroup.

Don’ttellhim,butIamplanningtobreakupwithhim.

breakup

2.Toseparatesomethingintoseveralsmallerpartsorgroups.

Ibrokeupthecandyandgaveeachchildapiece.

breakup

3.Toend(ameeting,party,etc.)

Theschoolhasbrokenupforholidays.

breakup

4.Ifafightbreaksup,thepeoplestopfightingeachother.

breakup

5.Tomakesb.feelpain

Thebadnewswillbreakhimup.

breakwith

1.Toendtherelationwith

Hewasgladthathehadbrokenwiththeclub.

breakwith

2.Tochangethehabit

Severalpaintersintheexhibitionhavebrokenwithtradition.

BRING

•Bringabout

•引起,造成

•Whatbroughtabouthisillness?

•实现

•Bringdown

•使倒下

•Bringdownprices

•降低价格

•bringup

•提出,提起

•Whybroughtthatupagain?

•抚养,培养

•Hewasbroughtupinthecountry

•呕吐

•bringon

•带来,造成,引起

•Dirtoftenbringondiseases.

•促使成长或生长

•Thehotweatherisbringingthewheatonnicely

•bringout

•出版(书刊等)

•Hehasbroughttwonewbooksatthesametime.

•Bringforward

•提出

•bringin

•获利,(使)得到(收入)

•Thesaleofthehouseonlybroughtinabout$45,000.

•收获(庄稼等)

•Webroughtinagoodharvestlastyear.

COME

comeabout

•Whenyousayhoworwhensomethingcameabout,yousayhoworwhenithappened.产生;发生

•Thepeaceagreementcameaboutthroughintensepressurebytheinternationalcommunity.

•ThatcameaboutwhenwewenttoNewYorklastyear.

comeacross

•1.Ifyoucomeacrosssomethingorsomeone,youfindthemormeetthembychance.偶然发现;偶然遇见

•Hecameacrossthejawboneofa4.5million-year-oldmarsupial.

comeacross

•2.Ifsomeoneorwhattheyaresayingcomesacrossinaparticularway,theymakethatimpressiononpeoplewhomeetthemorarelisteningtothem.留下印象

•Whensober,hecancomeacrossasanextremelypleasantandcharmingyoungman.

comealong

•1.Youtellsomeonetocomealongtoencouragetheminafriendlywaytodosomething,especiallytoattendsomething.一起来

•There'sabarbecuetonightandyou'reverywelcometocomealong.

 

comealong

•2.Whensomethingorsomeonecomesalong,theyoccurorarrivebychance.偶然出现;不期而至

•IwaitedalongtimeuntilascriptcamealongthatIthoughtwasgenuinelyfunny.

comealong

•3.Ifsomethingiscomingalong,itisdevelopingormakingprogress.在进展

•英国英语亦为comeround

•PentagonspokesmanWilliamssaysthosetalksarecomingalongquitewell.

comearound

•1.Ifsomeonecomesaroundtoyourhouse,theycometheretoseeyou.来访

•Bethcamearoundthismorningtoapologize.

comearound

•2.Ifyoucomearoundtoanidea,youeventuallychangeyourmindandacceptitoragreewithit.转而接受

•Itlookslikethey'recomingaroundtoourwayofthinking.

comearound

•3.Whensomethingcomesaround,ithappensasaregularorpredictableevent.如期而至

•IhopetobefitwhentheWorldChampionshipcomesaroundnextyear.

comearound

•4.Whensomeonewhoisunconsciouscomesaround,theybecomeconsciousagain.苏醒

•WhenIcamearoundIwasonthekitchenfloor.

comeat

•Ifapersonoranimalcomesatyou,theymovetowardsyouinathreateningwayandtrytoattackyou.逼向

•HemaintainedthathewasprotectinghimselffromMr.Cox,whocameathimwithanax.

comeback

•1.Ifsomeonecomesbacktoaplace,theyreturntoit.回来

•HewantedtocomebacktoWashington.

•Shejustwantedto

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